Smokin’ Joe finished his career with 32 wins, four losses, and one draw with 27 knockouts. Frazier’s celebrity skyrocketed during this time. He became a fixture on television, making ...

‘Smokin Joe’ was a dominant force during the late 1960s and early 1970s, where he held the undisputed heavyweight ...

“How to Survive a Knockout.” The Southern California-based sports marketing agent and singer who counted deep connections with the likes of Roy Jones Jnr, Joe Frazier, Angelo Dundee, Penny ...

In 1973, Joe Frazier owned the title as baddest man on the planet. He was 29-0 with 25 knockouts and had held the world’s heavyweight title for three years, including a grueling stoppage of ...